Site layouts for the financier's secluded Caribbean island among the images.
Furthermore contained in this new image disclosure seems to be a site plan for the Great St James island, located in the US Virgin Islands.
The financier acquired a more modest island - Little St James - originally in 1998, but later purchased the bigger Great St James in the year 2016 for around $22.5 million.
This visual evidence indicate he had drawn up plans to develop the 161-acre island by building living quarters, an amphitheatre, an submerged workspace and a reservoir.
Marked on the blueprint is a local waterway, a marine passage in the US Virgin Islands, indicated on the lower right-hand corner.
This development map is covered in notations in red and includes a legend detailing different areas of the land.
In addition to the main plan are what seem to be an additional nine construction diagrams and engineering blueprints, including designs for marina coverings.
More images disclosed as part of the ongoing congressional disclosure.
